Question

In his book The Marriage-Go-Round: The State of Marriage and the Family in America Today (2009), sociologist Andrew Cherlin proposes that America’s "love-hate" relationship with marriage stems from the

Answer 1

the fact that Americans evaluate their marriages based on their own wants and terms, in other words very individualistic.

Step-by-step explanation:

Sociologist Andrew Cherlin proposes that America’s "love-hate" relationship with marriage stems from the fact that Americans evaluate their marriages based on their own wants and terms, in other words very individualistic. Marriages are a two way relationship, where compromise is key and people need to communicate and view whats a marriage as a union and not whats best for themselves. Thus why Americans have a love-hate relationship with marriage.